art in the public realm, walk/tour, monument, scientific
Piers Nicholson, 2025
61 Fleet Street, EC4Y 1JU
The Fleet Street Heritage Wall comprises 86 A3 information panels about the people, places, ideas and newspapers which made the name of Fleet Street famous throughout the world. Each Saturday and Sunday from 10 until 4, Piers Nicholson, who created the Heritage Sundial above the Wall, will speak on the project and its innovative features which will make it widely accessible to all comers.
Blackfriars, Chancery Lane, Temple
City Thameslink
26, 76, 341
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10:00–10:45
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11:00–11:45
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12:00–12:45
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13:00–13:45
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14:00–14:45
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15:00–15:45
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16:00–16:45
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10:00–10:45
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14:00–14:45
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15:00–15:45
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16:00–16:45
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10:00–10:45
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11:00–11:45
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12:00–12:45
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13:00–13:45
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14:00–14:45
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15:00–15:45
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16:00–16:45
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10:00–10:45
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11:00–11:45
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12:00–12:45
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13:00–13:45
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14:00–14:45
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15:00–15:45
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16:00–16:45
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The Fleet Street Heritage Proect has produced 94information panels on the people, places, buildings and ideas which have shaped this iconic area. 86 of these panels are displayed at the Open House and all 94are shown on our www.fleetstreetheritage.co.uk website (see below)
The Fleet street Heritage Sundial is a large vertical sundial on the wall of 61 Fleet Street at the corner of Bouverie Street. This wall had been completely blank from the 1950s until October 2021, when the sundial was opened by the Lady Mayoress. It now has a 10m x 10m east-facing sundial on it, which shows the time until 11.30 and commemorates some of the national newspapers which used to be published in the neighbourhood when Fleet Street was the centre of the newspaper industry. “The Republican” was actually published on this site.
Both projects were supported by the Corporation of London Neighbourhood Fund.
Piers Nicholson, who designed the sundial, will conduct a a Fleet Street Heritage Q&A (which can include any questions you would like to ask about this project) at 10 and 11 , 12, 1, 2 and 3 on the Sat 13, Sun 14, Sat 20 and Sun 21 September.
Copies of the 2nd edition of the Heritage of Fleet Street book will be available at £15 - *)% of the proceeds are used to produce more Heritagepages in the future and the preservation of the Heritage wall
All 80 pages of the Fleet Street Heritage Project are always available on the www.fleetstreetheritage.co.uk website; one of these pages is a Heritage Walk which will take you to all the main heritage locatons in the area.
The sundial is publicly accessible 24/7, so you can see it working on any sunny day between 7 and 11.30 am. Full details of the sundial and its history with videos of the construction, are available on the www.fleetstreetheritagesundial.uk website. Please also visit the Tylers and Bricklayers Millennium sundial on Pauls Walk, Blackfriars on the north side of the Thames (75 yards upstream from the Millennium Bridge).